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WTTW – At negative 450 degrees Fahrenheit, helium gas becomes a liquid, which is when Humboldt Park-based EeroQ Quantum Hardware is able to control and float single electrons over the…
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Crain’s Chicago Business – A University of Illinois offshoot has named a board to oversee the state’s new quantum research campus that will be built on the former U.S. Steel…
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Quantum Insider – The idea that a tech hub could rise in the Midwest once seemed improbable. For decades, Silicon Valley has long been synonymous with “epicenter of innovation.” However,…
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Chicago Council on Global Affairs – “Chief quantum officer” might sound like a job title from Star Trek, but Dr. Preeti Chalsani works right here in Chicagoland – not on…
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Chicago Quantum Exchange – In 2015, Marie Grubb, a supermarket cake decorator, spotted a job advertisement for a technician position at quantum technology company Infleqtion (then called ColdQuanta). The job…
Read MoreCrain’s Chicago Business – Illinois wants to win the quantum computing race, so much so that it’s putting up a half-billion dollars in a bid to make Chicago a world…
Read MoreCrain’s Chicago Business – An ecosystem of quantum companies already has emerged in Chicago focused on developing various parts of a computing technology that’s expected to solve large and complex…
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Crain’s Chicago Business – Illinois is making its giant bet on quantum computing on the Far South Side of Chicago at the former U.S. Steel South Works plant on Lake…
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Chicago Tribune – In what could be a transformational development for Chicago, California-based tech company PsiQuantum is investing billions in the long-dormant South Works site in a quest to build…
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Chicago Sun-Times – PsiQuantum, a Palo Alto, California-based company, is planning a multibillion-dollar investment in Chicago to build the nation’s first commercially useful quantum computer, according to Mayor Brandon Johnson’s…
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